[Testing Update] 2020-04-26 - Gnome 3.36.2, Wine 5.7, Firefox, Python

[GaVenga]

Just don't give him any ideas (sudo?rm /*) (after this you will have a clean installation, I presume???)

[kescherMJ]

So I'm on stable and I got these. Accidental push to wrong branch?

[freggel.doe]

Nope, just a missing stable announcement. There are quite a few packages at a newer version on testing than on stable, systemd being the most notable ( 245.5-2 on testing vs 244.4-1 on stable).

[jr29]

hello again bravo, why stayed on manjaro !!!!! archlinux is more stable and does not have any packages which explodes on the fly with each update or major version . more installation of new software can be done only from command line

[Drek]

Hello ! I use the stable branch, I had to update the command line for it to work. But pamac has become unusable because if you want to install any package, here is the result:

The only way: the command line! I doubt that beginners appreciate

[philm]

Your mirror is still outdated. That issue was fixed already and was caused by a push of a package without its dependencies.

Can't update, getting conflicting dependency error.

So, when I try to install the latest updates via pamac, this pops up: conflicting dependencies: manjaro-gnome-extension-settings-19.0 and manjaro-gnome-extension-settings-18.0 are in conflict Neither of these are installed (I only have the version-less one installed), and I checked the dependencies for everything that was going to be updated but none of them seem to require these as dependencies either, so why is it saying this?

gnome-layout-switcher 0.8.7-1 -> 0.8.8.2 requires to downgrade multiple packages

Hello everyone, I received a notification for new upgrades and I was surprised that the new upgrade wanted me to downgrade packages. Take a look at this screenshot: [Screenshot from 2020-04-25 23-28-40] As you can see I have gnome-layout-switcher 0.8.7-1 and the new package version is 0.8.8-2. For some reason the dependencies for the new version are lower than those of the current version. I am not a package expert, but I think that this is weird and I wanted to consult with you before comp…

[VoDo]

There is definitely something broken, btw why we have three versions of gnome-extensions?
In the morning it wanted to replace 19 for no number, now it wans to replace it back either to 18 or 19

sudo pacman -Syu                                                                                        
[sudo] password for manjaro: 
:: Synchronizing package databases...
 core is up to date
 extra is up to date
 community                               6.0 MiB  2.41 MiB/s 00:02 [#####################################] 100%
 multilib is up to date
:: Starting full system upgrade...
:: Replace manjaro-gnome-extension-settings with community/manjaro-gnome-extension-settings-18.0? [Y/n] n
:: Replace manjaro-gnome-extension-settings with community/manjaro-gnome-extension-settings-19.0? [Y/n] n
:: Replace manjaro-gnome-settings with community/manjaro-gnome-settings-18.0? [Y/n] n
:: Replace manjaro-gnome-settings with community/manjaro-gnome-settings-19.0? [Y/n] n

[jr29]

sudo pacman -Syy it refreshes the mirrors, no

[philm]

This is how it may look like if you don't update your database:

[phil@development manjaro-kde-settings]$ pacman -Ss manjaro-gnome-
community/manjaro-gnome-assets 20191025-1
    Manjaro Gnome assets
community/manjaro-gnome-assets-19.0 20200324-2
    Manjaro Gnome assets
community/manjaro-gnome-extension-settings-18.0 20200206-1
    Manjaro Linux Gnome extensions settings v18.0
community/manjaro-gnome-extension-settings-19.0 20200331-1
    Manjaro Linux Gnome extensions settings v19.0
community/manjaro-gnome-settings-18.0 20200206-1
    Manjaro Linux Gnome settings v18.0
community/manjaro-gnome-settings-19.0 20200412-3
    Manjaro Linux Gnome settings v19.0
community/manjaro-gnome-vanilla 0.2-1
    Tool for revert easly Manjaro Gnome in a Manjaro Vanilla Gnome
community/plymouth-theme-manjaro-gnome-17.0 1.0-4
    Plymouth theme for Manjaro Gnome with maia theme incursion

This is how it should look like:

[phil@development x86_64]$ pacman -Ss manjaro-gnome
community/manjarin-gtk-theme 20180430-1
    Manjarin is a GTK-theme developed for the Manjaro-Gnome Edition
community/manjaro-gnome-assets 20200425-1
    Manjaro Gnome assets
community/manjaro-gnome-assets-19.0 20200324-2
    Manjaro Gnome assets
community/manjaro-gnome-extension-settings 20200425-1
    Manjaro Linux Gnome extensions settings
community/manjaro-gnome-extension-settings-18.0 20200206-1
    Manjaro Linux Gnome extensions settings v18.0
community/manjaro-gnome-extension-settings-19.0 20200331-1
    Manjaro Linux Gnome extensions settings v19.0
community/manjaro-gnome-settings 20200425-1
    Manjaro Linux Gnome settings
community/manjaro-gnome-settings-18.0 20200206-1
    Manjaro Linux Gnome settings v18.0
community/manjaro-gnome-settings-19.0 20200412-3
    Manjaro Linux Gnome settings v19.0
community/manjaro-gnome-vanilla 0.2-1
    Tool for revert easly Manjaro Gnome in a Manjaro Vanilla Gnome
community/plymouth-theme-manjaro-gnome 1.2-4
    Plymouth theme for Manjaro Gnome
community/plymouth-theme-manjaro-gnome-17.0 1.0-4
    Plymouth theme for Manjaro Gnome with maia theme incursion

20200425 releases are current.

[pretzelbrain]

I updated my mirrors, it made no difference. Same error.

[Drek]

same thing for me

[freggel.doe]

It will update your package database from your mirrors but is a potentially dangerous command that might lead to partial updates if you don't update immediatly after. Better (always) use:

$ sudo pacman -Syyu

[mapmo]

@VoDo

Did pacman -Syyu and the still get the exactly same message as @Vodo, the last time I upgraded was 10 hours ago after the previous issue with gnome-layout-switcher was fixed and everything was fine with my mirror.

[freggel.doe]

Is this related to testing branch and it's current update? If not - you're posting in the wrong place.

Check if your mirror is up to date: https://repo.manjaro.org/

[GaVenga]

@pretzelbrain
@drek
@freggel.doe

Uninstall manjaro-gnome-settings (20200425-1)
update
install manjaro-gnome-settings-19.0 (20200412-3)

[philm]

More or less this is related to gnome-layout-switcher update and the fact that some of you are on versioned settings packages.

gnome-layout-switcher 0.8.7-1 -> 0.8.8.2 requires to downgrade multiple packages

Hello everyone, I received a notification for new upgrades and I was surprised that the new upgrade wanted me to downgrade packages. Take a look at this screenshot: [Screenshot from 2020-04-25 23-28-40] As you can see I have gnome-layout-switcher 0.8.7-1 and the new package version is 0.8.8-2. For some reason the dependencies for the new version are lower than those of the current version. I am not a package expert, but I think that this is weird and I wanted to consult with you before comp…

Check which manjaro-gnome packages are installed on your end:

pacman -Qq | grep manjaro-gnome

Then remove them via

pacman -Rdd

And install the ones without a versioning:

pacman -S manjaro-gnome-assets manjaro-gnome-extension-settings manjaro-gnome-settings

[pretzelbrain]

Sorry, but philm linked to my post, that is why I replied.

I'm on the stable branch, btw.

[pretzelbrain]

@freggel.doe

It will update your package database from your mirrors but is a potentially dangerous command that might lead to partial updates if you don't update immediatly after. Better (always) use:

$ sudo pacman -Syyu

I just did this and it worked, but I had to refuse the 19.0 & 18.0 stuff:

:: Starting full system upgrade...
:: Replace manjaro-gnome-extension-settings with community/manjaro-gnome-extension-settings-18.0? [Y/n] n
:: Replace manjaro-gnome-extension-settings with community/manjaro-gnome-extension-settings-19.0? [Y/n] n
:: Replace manjaro-gnome-settings with community/manjaro-gnome-settings-18.0? [Y/n] n
:: Replace manjaro-gnome-settings with community/manjaro-gnome-settings-19.0? [Y/n] n
resolving dependencies...

[jr29]

and how it works

[mapmo]

I already have the versionless packages

mapmo@Lenovo-L340:~>$ pacman -Qq | grep manjaro-gnome
manjaro-gnome-assets
manjaro-gnome-extension-settings
manjaro-gnome-settings